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"Well it was a very strange Brisbane City Council election. From what we saw and heard, voting booths were very quiet on Saturday, with over half of enrolled voters making their choice at prepoll locations over the previous 2 weeks, or via postal votes.",
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"Voters were urged to take their own pen, there was plenty of hand sanitiser at voting booths, and it seemed very well organised to ensure social distancing was maintained, but there was still a lot of fear in the community. Thank you to everyone who turned out to make sure their vote counted for a healthier, happy, more bicycle-friendly city!",
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"As of Sunday, counting was well underway, but given the huge number of postal votes and how close some of the wards look to be, the final results in a few wards could still be weeks away. Thank you to all the candidates who were part of the community conversation about creating the best future for our city. Special thanks to those who joined us for bike rides and took the time to listen to our ideas for making Brisbane more bicycle friendly. Right now, it’s time to take down the signs. Like everything else, that’s better by bike!\n\nWe’ll write an election analysis when we’ve had a chance to absorb it. But in the meantime, you can follow the results as they come in at on the Electoral Commission site, or (with some more predictive analysis) on the ABC.\n\nFor the record, and for the future",
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"Unfortunately Belinda didn’t manage to get out for a bike ride with her local Morningside Ward councillor, Cr Kara Cook, before the latest calls to stay home where possible and restrict any non-essential travel. Cr Cook even had her bike serviced at the local shop ready to go!\n\nBut Cr Cook had previously admitted she contemplated riding to work but was daunted by the prospect of cycling on Lytton Rd or the hills she might have to ride to avoid it. Of course that’s exactly the challenge faced by many families with kids attending Balmoral State High School or Cannon Hill Anglican College (CHAC). So Belinda set out to map a route between the Morningside Ward Office and those schools, which could be suitable for a high school student or an “interested but concerned” adult.",
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"Early this week the City of Adelaide followed the City of Sydney in making pedestrian crossings automatic – there is no more need to press the beg button to get a turn to cross the road. Well done Sandy Verschoor, Lord Mayor of Adelaide and Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore. Here in Brisbane, Jonathan Sri, Councillor for The Gabba had already been calling for this in Brisbane for some time, and we urged Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner to get on with this one quick and simple thing…\n\nThen, Bingo! On Wednesday they did it! Well done Lord Mayor and Brisbane City Council on this simple and really positive step: automating the pedestrian crossings in the CBD, Southbank and The Valley (with more to come). Let’s keep it permanently!\n\nThis article discusses 3 quick and simple “road system vaccinations” to minimise the burden on our health system from road trauma while those resources are severely stretched. The good news is that Brisbane City Council has made a start this week by automating pedestrian crossings in the CBD, Southbank and The Valley. They should also be taking the other two measures: safe system speed limits and removing parking on high-speed roads.\n\nAs the author says: If there was ever a time for a systematic road trauma intervention this is it. If you have the ability to act or influence, DO IT NOW!\n\nIn the face of the COVID-19 health crisis, Bogota in Colombia are adding 117km of temporary bike lanes to the city. Getting people on bikes takes people out of public transport to help with social distancing and reduces the need for private vehicles that occupy the increasingly valuable space that humans need to distance themselves as we make essential local trips.\n\nHere in Brisbane, our council has relaxed parking restrictions and removed charges for on-street parking. While we recognise the merits of not requiring people to tap the keypads on parking payment machines (in case they aren’t able to properly wash or sanitise their hands immediately afterwards), we think it would also be the perfect time to implement measures making it safer and easier for essential workers to take active transport to work.\n\nWhile you’re staying home, here’s a great resource for people with kids at home (or maybe for adults who never had a chance to learn to ride when they were kids). Roadie Rob’s Bicycle School have published a set of instructional videos on how to ride a bike. Get wheeling!\n\nDid you miss out on seeing Motherload at the Brisbane Bicycle Film Festival earlier this month? Well, exciting news, it’s now available to view online; you can rent it at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/motherload.\n\nMotherload is an inspirational, uplifting film, and an opportunity to come together with people from around the world. What could be better with what’s going on right now?!\n\nAlso, two years since we screened it at the 2018 Brisbane Bicycle Film Festival, the inspiring documentary Why we cycle is available to watch at home via Vimeo on Demand. Find out why cycling is much more than just cheap, healthy and convenient transport; it has the power to transform society. Let’s imagine a kinder, happier city where community connections matter most – and let’s make it happen!\n\nIn Brisbane this week: e-Mobility is in, CityCycle is out. Green bridges connecting Toowong, West End and St Lucia are in; the Norman Park Ferry is out. Apparently no-one rides on Sir Fred Schonell Drive. Proof pop-up cycleways are possible in our city, but the CBD still hasn’t popped! Around the suburbs to Ransome/Wakerley, Annerley, Darra, Nundah, and Tennyson/Graceville. Break free from car addition, and have fun with custom bikes instead.\n\nA traffic island mysteriously appears, then disappears in Chelmer. The CityLink Cycleway construction contract is signed, and the Veloway overpass at O’Keefe St is coming! Good progress at Indooroopilly and Wooloowin, but a horror show in Belmont. A black spot in St Lucia; a wrong turn at Bowen Hills; and we visit Kangaroo Point, New Farm Park, Morningside, and Rochedale; and check out the new KittyCat ferries.\n\nThis week, Kath makes the media pointing out that the choice of safety versus convenience is not one drivers have to make each day like she does riding her bike. But there’s good news for the CBD CityLink Cycleways and the connection to Viola Place. Disruption ahead in Toowong; Mark Bailey is reappointed Minister for Transport and Main Roads; and we acknowledge the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.\n\nWe’re all suffering post-election fatigue this week; the best cure is a bike ride! We celebrate progress on the Brisbane Bikeway, and confirmation that the next stage will head to Eagle Junction! We discuss cycling through Newstead, a new bike parking cage at Virginia Station, and efforts to quantify how cycle-friendly Brisbane is. Melbourne has just returned a bike-friendly Mayor, proving bike lanes are a politically smart policy in Australia.\n\nThis week: Queenslanders re-elect a Labor government, and we look forward to more progress on bikeways. There’s good news for Kangaroo Point, and the Kedron Brook and Jim Soorley Bikeways. Wayfinding for the River Loop is coming soon, and a new report recommends Sunday Streets. We revisit Boggo Road, look at plans for the Indooroopilly Roundabout, and reflect on the failure of Wynnum Road."
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"Internet Brides to be is a very exclusive concept in neuro-scientific matrimony. In contrast to traditional marriage, which in many ways still carry the mark for the medieval age, the process involves the bride who is able to carry out online orders through her profile page. This way, she is competent to meet the males she desires, whom she has never accomplished. She also likes the anonymity that this process offers her, as not the husband neither the bride-to-be knows about that, except for her.\n\nThe process may seem like nothing more than illusion, but it can be no such thing. It is accurate that the idea of Internet Brides is currently using a lot of minds. Various people right from all over the world are thinking of obtaining married throughout the Internet, which is a outstanding idea. All things considered, marriage may be a contract between two people. There is not any denying simple fact that the Net has opened new and better entrance doors for people to satisfy their dreams and targets regarding life.",
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"Yet , Internet Brides to be is not yet legal in Australia, although this might soon adjust. In the meantime, variety of careers legal and public workers who all are working toward putting what the law states on hold. This is due to the reality the Australian government handed down an anti-child trafficking rules in 2021 that makes it unlawful to transport children over the Internet. Furthermore, Australia comes with signed the United Country’s Multinational Co-operation on Transgression against Dubious Activities in Asia and the Pacific.\n\nThe Multinational Co-operation on Crime against Illicit Actions in Asia and the Pacific cycles is made up of 55 countries. Out of these countries, Australia is one of the few that will not have laws that stop its residents from training any contact form of online marriage. However , the situation is little by little changing. For example , in the first of all half of the yr, there were instances of human trafficking and mailbox order brides in Australia.\n\nThe first thing which a man looking for a bride for the Internet should know is the fact he must make certain that he really wants to marry an authentic woman. Guys in these developing countries usually pretend that to be women of all ages to attract potential husbands. Quite a few even pretend to be girls from Down under when they are not, and many of which have Australian accents. Consequently , before a male starts trying to find a partner on the Net, he has to be sure that he’s really going to marry over of his dreams.\n\nAccording to an international review conducted by the Sex Education seeking arrangement girl reviews Study Council of Australia, individuals trafficking may be a growing criminal arrest problem, particularly in Asia as well as the Pacific. This is correct, especially in the circumstance of women and girls. Regarding this, many individuals have begun attaching marriage and sex through the Internet, containing led to the rise of fraudulent matrimony agencies and Internet birdes-to-be. Some of these organizations provide Net brides with false information that function as fronts for the purpose of human trafficking. Such businesses have helped to reduce exploitation of women in countries like the Philippines and Thailand, where many women will be abused by simply married guys who want to include multiple partners.\n\nMen interested in finding a bride-to-be on the Net need to be especially cautious about the website they opt for. It is advisable to go through the website on the planet Wide Net Foundation, a company that helps to recognize websites that promote good practices in online marriages. The website on this foundation even offers tips and advice meant for safe and happy partnerships. Furthermore, this sort of a website will likewise help to train men at the different ways by which they can stop their partnerships from becoming exploited by simply fraudulent individuals. Men ought to therefore examine the history of this company of their long run bride on the Internet before they actually register the name on the website. Such a website will help men to protect their passions and thus stop future significant other problems.\n\nThere are occasions in which guys who have wedded their expected live in fear of their wives or girlfriends steering from them. This is because some men to the Internet pretend to be one when the truth is they are certainly not. As such, it is vital that men cherish the ways through which women around the Internet to deal with married guys. Thus, if a guy desires to avoid getting falsely marked a defraud or a promiscuous man, he should makes use of the websites around the Internet relevant to online marriages to acquire advice before entering into matrimonial alliances to married males."
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"The Congress of Jalisco announced that it has been affected by a ransomware attack on December 6 by a group called “Play.” The attack encrypted 14 servers and some employees have received extortion demands seeking payment for a decryption key.\n\nAt a press conference, the President of the Board of Directors, Mirelle Alejandra Montes Agredano, and the Secretary General of the Congress, José Tomás Figueroa Padilla stated that most of what was affected was of a legislative, legal, or administrative nature. Investigators had not yet determined if any files had been exfiltrated or deleted. As Mesa de Redaccion reported, the officials added, “the affected files correspond mostly to public information that is already transparent and duly backed up, and that the finances and accounts of the Legislative Branch did not suffer any type of affectation.”\n\nAs of publication, DataBreaches did not find any listing for this incident on Play’s dedicated leak site.\n\nAR: National Institute of Statistics and Census Hit with Malware\n\nOn December 5, the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INDEC) announced on its social networks that it had suffered a virus.\n\nOur website is offline due to a virus that affected the hosting server and the user validation system. In order to protect other servers and data, it was disconnected and we will recover the service as soon as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.\n\nMore details of the virus were reported by Infobae:\n\nA virus was detected that was hosted in the periodic backup of the INDEC. When the scheduled backup was executed last night, the virus was activated and encrypted the virtual machine that authenticates the Institute’s internal users. In view of this situation, for security reasons, the remaining servers were deactivated until the problem was solved.\n\nSince last night the website is active again. We reiterate our apologies to our users for the delay because, prior to the reconnection, security tests were carried out on all systems to ensure the care of the data.\n\nSao Paulo-based automotive components manufacturer Iochpe-Maxion has issued a statement about a cyberattack it experienced on December 5. The translation is as follows:\n\nThe Company, together with its specialized advisors, is acting in a diligent manner diligent and employing all its efforts to identify the causes of the incident, determine its its extent and mitigate its effects.\n\nThe Company will keep the market informed of any relevant information information related to this event.\n\nThe company’s statement was also reported by Global Happenings. As of publication, no group has claimed any responsibility for an attack on the firm.\n\nAutomovil Club Argentino posted a notice on its Facebook account that it suffered a network intrusion on December 1st:",
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"The case for minimum standards\n\nPosted on October 23, 2014 by aseasyasriding\n\nI blogged for the Cycling Embassy last week about the value of new audit tools, from TfL, and in the Welsh Active Travel Design Guidance.\n\nThese tools allow professionals and cycle campaigners to objectively assess the quality of cycling provision, scoring routes out of 100, and 50, respectively. If a route scores less than 35 out of 50 under the Welsh Guidance, it should not be classified as a ‘route’, or be included as part of a cycle network.\n\nI was reminded of the potential uses of these tools by some discussion on Sunday about the National Cycle Network, and how, while some bits of it are genuinely excellent, the Network as a whole is diminished by the inclusion of sections that simply aren’t up to scratch.\n\nTake the National Cycle Network around Bath. Some of it is genuinely high quality, like the traffic-free Two Tunnels Route 244.",
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"A signed part of the National Cycle Network.\n\nThis is actually Bath’s inner ring road, the A36. This stretch would almost certainly fail to meet the minimum standards set out in the Audit Tool. There’s just too much motor traffic, it’s too fast, and there are too many additional hazards, like car parking and junctions where there are turning conflicts.\n\nYet looking at the map, this section (circled) is included in the network, as part of NCN 4.",
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"I would assume that this is for reasons of continuity – it makes no sense to have a route that has breaks in it. But there are downsides to this approach.\n\nFirst of all, it means people can have little confidence in the quality of the network. If parts of it are this bad, how are they to know how much of it is equally bad? What are the criteria for including bits of roads as parts of a ‘Cycle Network’? Having low-quality, or even hostile, sections included downgrades the ‘brand’ of the National Cycle Network, as Joe Dunckley argued.\n\nSecondly, it suggests that a ‘network’ actually exists, when, in reality, there isn’t much of a network, at all, if parts of it are difficult to negotiate, or actively hostile. It suggests that the job has been completed, that journeys can easily be made from A to B on the ‘National Cycle Network’ – politicians can even boast about it.\n\nSadly even Sustrans themselves fall into this trap, claiming that ‘The National Cycle Network passes within a mile of almost 60% of the population’ – by implication, we have a functioning network already, rather than a bits-and-pieces affair of highly variable quality, that quite often doesn’t really go anywhere near where people live and work.\n\nBy contrast, if only the parts of the network that actually met minimum standards were included, we would have a truer picture of state of the network, and of inclusive conditions for cycling more generally. Marking up ‘networks’ that simply don’t work for most people gets us nowhere, and in fact lets politicians and councils off the hook.\n\nThe council where I live drew up what can only be described as a farcical ‘network’ map, composed of sections that sometimes link up (but sometimes don’t), and even sections that are ‘proposed’ (we’re still waiting!).",
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"This map has, however, quietly been withdrawn, once the council discovered that cycling in some areas of the town centre (as marked on the map) wasn’t technically allowed. Rather than changing TROs to make cycling legal… it was easier to make the map disappear.\n\nI recently assessed the best part of this ‘network’ with the Welsh Active Travel Guidance tool – it scored 24.5 out of 50, well below the minimum threshold of 35. So in truth Horsham doesn’t have a cycle network, at all, when even the best parts of it are so far below a minimum standard. It’s for the best the map has vanished.\n\nThis kind of objective quality control would also mean that councils could no longer get away with boasting about how many miles of cycle lane they’ve put in, if the ‘network’ they produce doesn’t meet minimum standards. If a route composed of painted lanes doesn’t score over 35 out of 50, it’s not fit for purpose.",
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"Part three of my musings on identity.\n\n“The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.” – John 10:10\n\nI am not a cradle Christian. I’ve been a follower of the way for a little over 15 years since I arrived at university. In those first days at university I made a lot of friends who listened to heavy metal, wore black and drank beer. One of the other things I discovered about a considerable number of them was that they went to church. Come Sunday evening at 6pm (we were all students) they would all pile into church before going to the pub.\n\nThis led to some pretty interesting conversations about personal identity. As a nonchurchy Metalhead, I asked the same sorts of questions I outlined in my last blog post: “But you can’t be a Christian because you are a goth”. Christians were supposed to be nice, mild mannered, middle class people with shiny shoes; more Harold Bishop than Ozzy Osbourne. The evidence I discovered at university was to the contrary: goths, metalheads, hippies and freaks, my friends, were Christians and welcomed within their communities. And my Christian journey began. I could have life and have it abundantly.\n\nAs I began my journey as a disciple there was a discrepancy between the description of Christianity as I was told it and the practice. “Jesus came for the whole of humanity” is a claim to which most Christians will assent. The reality is that most local churches have a pervading culture within them. The nonconformist church that I attended at university had a distinctive culture, sadly one that I was unable to be part of. For men to fit in to this culture of fifteen years ago, brown shoes, blue jeans and a checked shirt tucked in at the waist and tied off with a brown belt were the order of the day. “I have come that you may have a middle class smart casual life in all its abundance”. The same was true of the Christian Union that met 200 yards from our student flat. To ‘progress in leadership’ you must fit yourself into the cultural mould. Despite being a short walk from a Christian community we soon disappeared from the meetings.\n\nThis isn’t really about the specific places I’ve been but the places that we currently shape through our interactions week in, week out. The same types of culture still exist in most churches as people seek out other like minded people. There is a pervading culture that is seen to be the “way to get on” in a church; if it were not so, there would be no jokes about vicars driving Vauxhall Astras with wives in Laura Ashley dresses to be made. For some this culture is the black shiny shoes and suit akin to Fr Ted and for others it is the rugged smart casual of Pastor Mark.\n\nYesterday I said that it is a difficult task to stand before the world and say that Jesus is God. This is especially true when you begin that journey and set your first foot upon the path. It is a journey that usually comes with a steep learning curve; sixty-six books of ancient wisdom guide us towards the transcendent as we peer through a glass dimly. It is hard enough to make sense of the way God wants us to live our lives without the added complication of the way a pervading church culture wants us to “fit in”.\n\nBut God has put the body together, giving greater honor to the parts that lacked it, so that there should be no division in the body, but that its parts should have equal concern for each other. If one part suffers, every part suffers with it; if one part is honored, every part rejoices with it.\n– 1 Corinthians 12",
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"This year has been a very good one for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in the United States. Will global political tensions, trade wars and volatile markets change that trajectory for 2019?\n\n“We’ve got significant liquidity that’s on the sidelines, liquidity that is either on the balance sheets of corporations or is capital that’s been raised by the private equity community to invest and put to work,” said Gerry O’Meara, head of M&A at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey. “We still have a lower-growth environment. When you couple that with what is still a constructive debt market, we believe we’re going to see elevated levels of M&A going into 2019.”\n\nEven though global M&A activity slowed during the third quarter of 2018, this year has so far registered the second-highest global value on record: $2.72 trillion across 13,575 deals. The highest global M&A value — $2.94 trillion — was posted in 2007.\n\n“From our perspective, business confidence remains very high, which we believe is very constructive for the M&A market,” said George Calfo, managing director at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey. “In terms of volume and strategic conversations and activities, we see continuing momentum going into next year and as far as we can see at this point.”\n\nHere are five trends that are anticipated to influence domestic M&A activity in 2019:\n\n1. Liquidity is driving acquisition demand despite higher interest rates. “People have been willing to be very aggressive because the need to deploy capital has sort of overwhelmed a more conservative approach historically,” Calfo said.\n\nIn the past economic cycle, many companies used excess capital to repurchase their own shares or pay down debt, O’Meara noted.\n\nGiven the current low-growth environment, he added, a number of companies are looking externally to grow via acquisition.\n\nCalfo acknowledged that rising interest rates impact the math in terms of returns and financing costs, but he doesn’t expect to see a decline in volume in the middle market.\n\n“If there is material movement in valuation, rates or financing, we could see a shift in the general thinking of finance professionals, but we think we’re going to carry good momentum into next year,” he said.\n\n2. Demographics are favoring more M&A activity. Any discussion about M&As should take into account the fact that most private companies in the United States are owned and led by Baby Boomers.\n\nSunTrust data suggests that many private companies are frequently receiving inbound solicitations from private equity firms and investment banks that want to represent them, O’Meara said.\n\nAlmost half (42 percent) of business owners in the survey said they have considered purchase by a private equity firm or a third-party investor as a transition strategy.\n\nAdded to the enticement of being solicited by buyers is the lingering impact of the decade-old financial crisis.\n\n“There’s a psychology of folks that survived the financial crisis. What we observe is that the scar has not really gone away,” Calfo explained.\n\n“Frankly, they look at their work horizon, and they don’t see the ability or the desire to work another 10 years if we find ourselves in another difficult economic situation,” he said.\n\n3. 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They’ve seen margin degradation throughout the year because steel and other metals are a significant input cost to their manufacturing business. The owners have some concern about whether that margin degradation is going to have a material impact on how prospective buyers view their business.”\n\nThere could well be a negative impact on valuations if margin degradations are constant, O’Meara cautioned.\n\n5. Tax reform has been a net positive for M&A activity so far. When 2018 began, there was much debate about whether the new interest deductibility rules would have a chilling effect on M&A activity, and on highly leveraged transactions in particular.\n\nThat hasn’t occurred, Calfo said. “We’re still seeing elevated leverage levels relative to history, particularly on good, fast-growing, high-margin businesses,” he said. “We were watching for more negativity, but tax reform has been a net positive for the M&A market.”\n\nOverall, O’Meara anticipates a good year for M&A performance in 2019.\n\nThere’s certainly more volatility associated with large transactions, he said, and these are the ones that generate the headlines. But, he added, the middle market should remain steady, with M&A activity remaining robust.\n\nThe bottom line? The combination of plenty of cash that needs to be spent, business confidence and demographics should overcome any wisps of headwinds from trade wars and slowly rising interest rates."
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"The Internet of Insecure Things\n\nIf you're reading this from home, take a look around and check to see how many devices are connected to your Wi-Fi network right now. One? Two? If you are anything like us, the answer may surprise you. When we sat down to count the number of devices connecting to the Wi-Fi network at our home, we were definitely surprised.\n\nThere are two laptops, and two iPads that are used for majority of the work. There is a small netbook which is used to run XBMC, that's connected to the TV. Two old iPod Touch music players are used to stream music and play simple games. Two Android phones also draw data for a variety of uses. And then there are two game consoles - the Playstation 3 and the Playstation Vita, and also one Kindle. One household, with only two people living in it, and twelve devices connected to the Internet.\n\nAgreed, some of this is probably an occupational hazard, but the reality for most people is not too different. The latest Ericsson Mobility Report states that 90 percent of US households have three or more devices pinging the Internet, and while there are no equivalent numbers available for India, we'd hazard a guess that at least in homes with broadband connectivity (admittedly a small percentage of the population), the numbers aren't too different.\n\nThat wasn't the case just five years ago, and ten years ago many people were still connecting to the Internet via a wired connection that wasn't shared across devices. Today though, we'd probably give up on chocolate before we decide to forego Wi-Fi.\n\nAnd you might have noticed that this list does not have a single smart TV, connected appliances (such as a smart fridge or washing machine), smart utilities (lights, air conditioners etc) or smart security (IP cameras and locks). All of these devices can be connected to the Internet and the computers in our routers and our smart-devices are often as powerful as our PCs were in the early 90s. The future - or increasingly the present - where these devices become connected is often called the Internet of Things (IoT).\n\n\"That [IoT] is a pretty big term for pretty much anything,\" says Su Gim Goh, Security Advisor Asia for F-Secure. \"From your watch to your washing machine to your toaster to in-car navigation, these devices all have their own operating system, and they are all connected.\"",
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"When we started logging on using our computers, we realised exactly how much of a security nightmare the Internet could be. In many ways, the present day scenario is even scarier. The PC operating systems, as insecure as they could be at times, were being made by companies like Microsoft and Apple, whose primary business was making computer software and shipping updates. But are appliance makers equipped - with either the mindset or the resources - to properly secure the Internet of Things?\n\n\"I don't want to point any fingers,\" says Goh, \"but for most of these products the companies are not security-focused. They focus on the main function - like turning on the lights, or measuring your sleep - and are often weak on security. And of course, users don't even change the default security settings.\"\n\nHave you changed the password on your Wi-Fi router recently? Or ever? A very informal and unscientific poll told us that the answer to both those questions in most cases was, no.\n\nDepending on the model you're using, your router is probably accessed with the username \"admin\", and the password \"password\". That's a popular default setting across a number of different products, and one you're supposed to change as soon as you can. But since many of us don't install our own routers, trusting the ISP to take care of all the details, it's probably never been changed even once.\n\n\"Companies should make security the default,\" says Goh. \"Right now, you get a product and all the functions are set up, and then it asks 'hey, do you want to change your password?' It should be that you need to change the password first, before you can use the device.\"\n\nThis is pretty bad, but it's still not the worst thing possible because at least people need to be able to connect to your network before they can connect to your router. How would you feel about a Web camera that anyone can watch and control?\n\nThat's what often happens with Internet connected security cameras - the site Insecam collects a list of security cameras that are connected to the Internet for remote use, whose owners never bothered to change the default password. In case you're wondering, there are around 100 cameras that are listed from India alone. Clicking on a feed on the site shows you the latitude and longitude of the camera as well, in case you'd like to visit any of these locations - this restaurant's kitchen got us hungry enough to want to find out where it is.",
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"Part of the problem is that many people don't see why this as a serious enough problem. Everyone will think twice about giving access to their phone or laptop to strangers, but what's the worst someone can do if they can access our refrigerator? They'll be able to see what recipes we use, or how many groceries we buy? Big deal! And if someone has access to a smart light, they could be used to play a prank such as switching the lights on in the middle of the night. Is that really a problem?\n\nWell, aside from the fact that lights that turn themselves on and off without warning in the middle of the night might cause a heart attack, there are a lot of ways in which this is a risk.\n\nFor one thing, there's the possibility of thieves tracking your movements to plan when to rob your house. That might sound far-fetched, but four years ago we were already seeing reports about thieves who used Facebook to do exactly this. Or sample something less dangerous but still damaging. What if someone maliciously controls your air conditioner, running it at full power every day when you're not at home, driving up a huge electricity bill? You wouldn't even know something like this was going on until it was too late.\n\n\"Ten years ago, people laughed when we put F-secure on phones,\" says Goh. \"I believe that we're going to be active on Internet of Things devices, and soon.\"\n\nWith each additional device that is connected to the Internet, we increase our vulnerability, but this doesn't mean that people should shun the Web, or smart, connected gadgets. It just means that we need to start being more careful about our own personal technology products, and step one is to change the passwords away from the default settings.\n\nFurther reading: Connected Devices, F Secure, Internet, Internet of Things, IoT, Malware, McAfee, Mobiles, Smart LEDs, Smart TVs, Tablets\nGopal Sathe Email Gopal Gopal Sathe is the Editor of Gadgets 360. He has covered technology for 15 years. He has written about data use and privacy, and its use in politics. He has also written extensively about the latest devices, video games, and startups in India. Write to gopal@ndtv.com or get in touch on Twitter through his handle @gopalsathe with tips. More\nKarbonn ST72 Voice-Calling Android Tablet Launched at Rs. 6,248\nDeregulation at Heart of Japan's New Robotics Revolution"
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"ANTENNA TYPES AND ITS BASICS\n\nANTENNAAn antenna (or aerial) is a transducer designed to transmit or receive electromagnetic waves. In other words, antennas convert electromagnetic waves into electrical currents and vice versa. Antennas are used in systems such as radio and television broadcasting, point-to-point radio communication, wireless LAN, radar, and space exploration. Antennas are most commonly employed in air or outer space, but can also be operated under water or even through soil and rock at certain frequencies for short distances. Physical Structure: Physically, an antenna is simply an arrangement of one or more conductors, usually called elements in this context. In transmission, an alternating current is created in the elements by applying a voltage at the antenna terminals, causing the elements to radiate an electromagnetic field. In reception, the inverse occurs: an electromagnetic field from another source induces an alternating current in the elements and a corresponding voltage at the antenna's terminals. Some receiving antennas (such as parabolic and horn types) incorporate shaped reflective surfaces to collect EM waves from free space and direct or focus them onto the actual conductive elements. PARAMETERS: There are several critical parameters affecting an antenna's performance that can be : adjusted during the design process. All of these parameters can be measured through various means. Their short details are given here: 1. Resonant frequency The \"resonant frequency\" and \"electrical resonance\" is related to the electrical length of an antenna. The electrical length is usually the physical length of the wire divided by its velocity factor (the ratio of the speed of wave propagation in the wire to c0, the speed of light in a vacuum). Typically an antenna is tuned for a specific frequency, and is effective for a range of frequencies that are usually centered on that resonant frequency. However, other properties of an antenna change with frequency, in particular the radiation pattern and impedance, so the antenna's resonant frequency may merely be close to the center. 2. Gain Gain as a parameter measures the efficiency of a given antenna with respect to a given norm, usually achieved by modification of its directionality. An antenna with a low gain emits radiation with about the same power in all directions, whereas a high-gain antenna will preferentially radiate in particular directions. Specifically, the Gain, Directive gain or Power gain of an antenna is defined as the ratio of the intensity (power per unit surface) radiated by the antenna in a given direction at an arbitrary distance divided by the intensity radiated at the same distance by a hypothetical isotropic antenna. High-gain antennas have the advantage of longer range and better signal quality, but must be aimed carefully in a particular direction. Low-gain antennas have shorter range, but the orientation of the antenna is relatively inconsequential. For example, a dish antenna on a spacecraft is a high-gain device that must be pointed at the planet to be effective, whereas a typical Wi-Fi antenna in a laptop computer is lowgain, and as long as the base station is within range, the antenna can be in any orientation in space.\n\nANTENNA TYPES AND ITS BASICS\n\n3. Radiation pattern The radiation pattern of an antenna is the geometric pattern of the relative field strengths of the field emitted by the antenna. For the ideal isotropic antenna, this would be a sphere. For a typical dipole, this would be a toroid. The radiation pattern of an antenna is typically represented by a three dimensional graph, or polar plots of the horizontal and vertical cross sections. The graph should show sidelobes and backlobes, where the antenna's gain is at a minima or maxima. 4. Impedance Impedance of an antenna is related to the electrical length of the antenna at the wavelength in use. The impedance of an antenna can be matched to the feed line and radio by adjusting the impedance of the feed line, using the feed line as an impedance transformer. More commonly, the impedance is adjusted at the load (see below) with an antenna tuner, a balun, a matching transformer, matching networks composed of inductors and capacitors, or matching sections such as the gamma match. Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) : The ratio of maximum power to minimum power in the wave can be measured and is called the standing wave ratio. A SWR of 1:1 is ideal 5. Efficiency Efficiency is the ratio of power actually radiated to the power put into the antenna terminals. A dummy load may have an SWR of 1:1 but an efficiency of 0, as it absorbs all power and radiates heat but not RF energy, showing that SWR alone is not an effective measure of an antenna's efficiency. 6. Bandwidth The bandwidth of an antenna is the range of frequencies over which it is effective, usually centered on the resonant frequency. The bandwidth of an antenna may be increased by several techniques, including using thicker wires, replacing wires with cages to simulate a thicker wire, tapering antenna components (like in a feed horn), and combining multiple antennas into a single assembly and allowing the natural impedance to select the correct antenna. 7. Polarization The polarization of an antenna is the orientation of the electric field (E-plane) of the radio wave with respect to the Earth's surface and is determined by the physical structure of the antenna and by its orientation. It has nothing in common with antenna directionality terms: \"horizontal\", \"vertical\" and \"circular\". Thus, a simple straight wire antenna will have one polarization when mounted vertically, and a different polarization when mounted horizontally. Reflections generally affect polarization. For radio waves the most important reflector is the ionosphere signals which reflect from it will have their polarization changed unpredictably. For line-of-sight communications for which polarization can be relied upon, it can make a large difference in signal quality to have the transmitter and receiver using the same polarization; many tens of dB difference are commonly seen and this is more than enough to make the difference between reasonable communication and a broken link. So horizontal should be used with horizontal and vertical with vertical. Transmitters mounted on vehicles with large motional freedom commonly use circularly polarized antennas so that there will never be a complete mismatch with signals from other sources. In the case of radar, this is often reflections from rain drops. 3|PageANTENNA TYPES AND ITS BASICSby:\n\n8. Transmission and reception All of the antenna parameters are expressed in terms of a transmission antenna, but are identically applicable to a receiving antenna, due to reciprocity. For a transmitting antenna, this is the antenna itself. For a receiving antenna, this is at the (radio) receiver rather than at the antenna. Tuning is done by adjusting the length of an electrically long linear antenna to alter the electrical resonance of the antenna. Antenna tuning is done by adjusting an inductance or capacitance combined with the active antenna. Adjustment of the inductance or capacitance changes this resonance. Antennas used for transmission have a maximum power rating. ANTENNA TYPES:\n\nParabolic antennaA parabolic antenna is a high-gain reflector antenna used for radio, television and data communications, and also for radiolocation (radar), on the UHF and SHF parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. The relatively short wavelength of electromagnetic radiation at these frequencies allows reasonably sized reflectors to exhibit the desired highly directional response for both receiving and transmitting. With the advent of TVRO and DBS satellite television, the parabolic antenna became a ubiquitous feature of urban, suburban, and even rural landscapes. Extensive terrestrial microwave links, such as those between cellphone base stations, and wireless WAN/LAN applications have also proliferated this antenna type. Earlier applications included ground-based and airborne radar and radio astronomy. However a term dish antenna is often used for a parabolic antenna instead, it connote a spheric antenna as well, which has a portion of spherical surface as the reflector shape.\n\nThe curtain antenna is a high gain directional antenna, that is designed for medium and long range shortwave communications. The HR(S) notation is as follows o HR Rows/Columns/Wavelength(s) -- Above Ground\n\nHorn antennas are very popular at UHF (300 MHz-3 GHz) and higher frequencies (I've heard of horns operating as high as 140 GHz). They often have a directional radiation pattern with a high gain , which can range up to 25 dB in some cases, with 10-20 dB being typical. Horns have a wide impedance bandwidth, implying that the input impedance is slowly varying over a wide frequency range (which also implies low values for S11 or VSWR). The bandwidth for practical horn antennas can be on the order of 20:1 (for instance, operating from 1 GHz-20 Types of horn antenna 1. Conical horn antenna Conical horn antenna can be directly excited from a circular waveguides. 2. Ridge horns Central ridge loads a waveguides and increases the bandwidth by lowering",
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"If you have no idea what I'm talking about I'll explain. Back in 1978 a young Kate Bush released a video for her song Wuthering Heights. It was obviously based on the book by the same name, but Bush's song is told from the point of view of Catherine's ghost. That Cathy is dead is not a spoiler since if you've ever stepped foot inside a school (or lived in this world) you should have read the book. The song is great, but the video for it is a bit silly in some places. Kate Bush wears a gauzy red dress, and dances around in a field in front of some misty woods. I use the term dance loosely here because a lot of it is waving, and even more of it is twirling. It might be easier for you to watch it than for me to describe it so here you go.",
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"The question of how and why this came about might being going through your head right now. And rightly so because it all sounds a little odd at first. Back in 2013 a performance group called Shambush! did a video recreation in England. It went over well, and so three years later a bunch of other cities decided to join in on the fun. Most of the participating cities were in Australia, the U.K., and Europe, but there were a handful of cities in the U.S. that got involved as well. The Atlanta group was organized by Kim Manning and Sherri Larsen, and they spread the word through social media. My friend Sharron sent the Facebook invite to me, and while I was interested I wasn't interested in doing something like this alone. I love Kate Bush and this song, but goofy things are always more fun with friends. I needn't have worried though. Everyone there was very friendly, and some of the people who did come alone seemed to leave with new friends. Even though I would have ended up being perfectly comfortable by myself Sharron and I donned our red, and headed down to Candler Park at 9:30 Saturday morning with Mr. Tibbs in tow. Do not let my long suffering husband try and convince you that he was dragged to this thing unwillingly though. He was up and ready to go take pictures of us, and enjoy laughing at me trying to dance. I'm not great, and I need to buy a sports bra.",
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"Over 300 people were interested, and according to Facebook 194 people attended. Not everyone who came danced; many just came to view the spectacle. According to the sign-in book there were 60 or so Kates dancing so it was indeed quite a spectacle (although it certainly seemed like more than 60 people from where I was twirling). Imagine sixty-something men, women, and children doing a choreographed dance number in similar red dresses. Or if you'd rather save your imagination for other things you can watch us here. There were several amateur photographers, as well as a few drones, and even a real film crew who were working on a documentary covering all the Wuthering events around the world. The drone footage was neat, and it's here if you want to see that too. At the end of both of these, if you're quick, you can catch a glimpse of Dragon Con game show hostess, and glamorous woman about town Lady Miss Flex. This last video is less than two minutes long just in case you're getting tired of the song by this point. Hopefully you're not, but I know that I've had it go through my head at least once a day in the week that has followed the event. It's catchy, and I heard it A LOT that day (and the practice/drinking we did the night before).",
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"If you look at the first video closely, and care to try, you can see me to the left and behind the girl in enormous fancy red dress (for Sharron fans she's to the left of me in the black skirt, and even though she's half in black her outfit manages to look better than my Old Navy dress). Don't judge my mistakes too harshly though. By the time this video was filmed we had run through the thing probably 4 or 5 times, and we were running out of steam. Even that early in the morning Atlanta is a hot place in July. I also have no grace or any ability to dance in any way (I have tripped over my own feet while completely sober on more than one occasion). Drinking wine and dancing around your friend's living room twelve hours before a public event may not make for the best preparation, but it didn't hurt. And no matter what Mr. Tibbs said we didn't disgrace ourselves too horribly. If they do this again next year I encourage you to attend. The event page is still up on Facebook if you'd like to find out more. Search for \"day of wuthering\" or \"the most wuthering heights day ever\", and you'll find all the info you could ever need. You don't have to be super in to Kate Bush to enjoy this. You just have to enjoy fun and/or spinning around in circles. I like both of those things so I'm definitely up for another go next year (after I get a dress that breathes better. I see why the gauze now; spandex/polyester blend should not be your first choice for dancing in the hot sun). Just come watch if nothing else. You can sit with my husband, and mock me, while deep down thinking it's kind of cool.",
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"After decades of bowing down to large corporations, prominent Republicans like Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas and Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio are now attacking corporate America for coming out against the suppression bills that have come from state legislatures in Georgia, Texas, Arizona and many other states. Rubio angrily attacked \"woke\" corporations in an op-ed published by the New York Post on April 25. And liberal New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg slams the Florida senator's empty posturing in her April 27 column.\n\nIn his op-ed, Rubio wrote that large corporations need to be called out for \"bending a knee to woke progressive craziness.\" According to Rubio, \"Corporate America eagerly dumps woke, toxic nonsense into our culture, and it's only gotten more destructive with time.\"\n\nGoldberg, in response, writes, \"This analogy is slightly confusing, because usually, corporate polluters should expect no pushback whatsoever from Republicans. But Rubio wants us to assume that his party thinks dumping toxic waste is bad.\"\n\nThe Times columnist goes on to say that Rubio's posturing is meaningless in light of how much Republicans have kowtowed to Corporate America.\n\nGoldberg explains, \"If Republicans actually wanted to scare corporations into quiescence on social issues, they have a bunch of policy options. They could, for example, support President Joe Biden's plan to increase the corporate tax rate to 28% from 21% to help fund infrastructure. It was 35% before Donald Trump's tax cuts. But Rubio's not going to do that: He described Biden's corporate tax proposal as part of 'a radical agenda full of left-wing priorities.' When Senate Republicans unveiled their counterproposal on infrastructure, it called for 'protecting against any corporate or international tax increases.'\"\n\nDuring the 2016 GOP presidential primary, Rubio was a blistering critic of Donald Trump. But after Trump won the primary and the general election, Rubio — not unlike Cruz and Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina — flip-flopped and became much more Trumpian rhetorically. And the empty anti-corporate rhetoric in his Post op-ed is full of Trump-like pseudo-populism.\n\nAccording to Goldberg, \"Rubio is following a model pioneered by Trump: rail against big corporations, occasionally bully those that defy you, but ultimately, put their profits and influence first.\"\n\nGoldberg points out that Rubio has no problem with corporations until they embrace \"cultural liberalism\" in some respect.\n\n\"Last month,\" Goldberg observes, \"Rubio did support the union drive by some Amazon workers in Bessemer, Alabama, framing it explicitly as payback for Amazon's cultural liberalism. 'If Amazon thinks that conservatives will automatically rally to do its bidding after proving itself to be such enthusiastic culture warriors, it is sorely mistaken,' he wrote in a USA Today essay. But the union drive, which Amazon opposed ferociously, failed, and Rubio isn't willing to back the kind of legislation that would make unionization easier…. The most Rubio is willing to do is to make a temporary rhetorical alliance with workers driven by spite.\"\n\nGoldberg discussed her column during an April 28 appearance on MSNBC's \"Morning Joe,\" slamming Rubio once again for being hypocritical in his \"sudden\" disdain for Corporate America and described his rhetoric as \"toothless.\"\n\nThe Times columnist told hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski and guest Willie Geist, \"I think it's prompted by Georgia and other instances where corporations have criticized right-wing legislation…. He's not talking about esoteric language policing. He's not talking about human resources fads that some people object to; when he talks about wokeness, he's talking about voting rights. And he is really, really angry that companies, after all the deference that they've been given by the Republican Party, would intervene in political issues on the side of Democrats.\""
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"As a Psych major in college, I learned about some cool experiments. Fatal shocks. Coldhearted preachers. The staggering forces of peer pressure. I saw slobbering dogs, wailing babies, and semi-literate pigeons.\n\nBut one of my favorite experiments requires nothing more than a chess set. It begins to answer the question: What, exactly, is going on in the minds of great chess players?",
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"The feats of chess grandmasters – who can play and win several games simultaneously, strolling casually from board to board, juggling all the information with ease – often strike us as signals of higher brainpower. We imagine the mind as a computer with a fixed amount of RAM. Those geniuses, it seems, owe their success to the superior hardware inside their skulls. There’s nothing mortals like you or I could do to catch up with them.\n\nBut as always, reality is more subtle. The brain’s capacities are not fixed from birth. A little effort, sustained for a long time, makes a big difference.\n\nIn a 1973 experiment, psychologists asked strong chess players to memorize two kinds of board scenarios. First, they saw a board showing an actual game situation, in which two players had already made dozens of moves, all following the rulebook. The players could memorize such a configuration in mere seconds. Easy.",
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"Why the difference? In a word: experience. A strong player has spent years exploring the intricacies of chess. She studies her prior matches the way a football coach studies game tape. So although she has never encountered either configuration before, the game scenario immediately makes sense to her. It contains dozens of familiar patterns. The scrambled board, by comparison, is gibberish, and therefore much harder to memorize. It’s the difference between encountering a 12-letter word (like “encountering”) and a nonsense 12-letter sequence (like “hrelkjbjahwe”). The word is easier to retain, because it builds on a sturdy structure of preexisting knowledge.\n\nIn the end, the chess master doesn’t have a photographic memory. What she has is years of experience in thinking about chess. As the authors of the study explain, “What was once accomplished by slow, conscious deductive reasoning is now arrived at by fast, unconscious perceptual processing.” We’re so dazzled by her speed that we overlook her greater gift, from which her speed is partly derived: depth.\n\nThe lesson holds for any intellectual endeavor, whether it’s chess, mathematics, or analyzing the screenplays of Hollywood blockbusters. Great skill arises from great focus.\n\nThanks for reading! You might also check out History’s Greatest Chess Matches and Learning is a Flourescent Light.\n\nFeatured comment: “It’s a recognition of patterns which makes a master. Throw together a picture of a wild garden and a jumble of weeds, and a master can tell you immediately which is which, and likely can re-construct the history of the wild garden.” -Steve\n\n24 thoughts on “The Mental Machinery of the Chess Master”"
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"After the questions, the group was divided into two units to perform two covers in English: firstly, SuA, Yoohyeon, Dami and Gahyeon performed Just Give Me a A Reason by P!nk and then JiU, Siyeon and Handong performed Sunday Morning by Maroon 5. Afterwards, the group would come together again to perform a cover of Taylor Swift‘s We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.\nThe covers continued and they performed Girls’ Generations다시 만난 세계 (Into the New World) and one of their most well-known and lauded covers Maroon 5‘s Lucky Strike. After these covers, they performed a dance cover of Imagine Dragons‘s Believer which left us speechless. To calm things down a little, they performed 소원하나 (Emotion.)",
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My mother said that Aunty Betty was comfortably off and could well afford it. She had been widowed twice and both of her husbands left her quite a bit of money.\n\nShe had a stepson with one of them, Uncle Rodgy. He was a retired tea planter from India, a bachelor, and lived in rooms with Mrs. May at the end of Manley Terrace. He had a gimpy leg and walked with a cane but went down every day to The Stag just before lunch. My mother said he drank. He was a dry old stick and used to tell me stories with a raspy smoke rough voice. He gave me some serious advice. “Don’t marry for money, my son, but be near where ’tis.”\n\nHowever, Aunty Betty was a tough old bird and she made her feelings known, especially when I slipped into the habit of only seeing her three times a year, once at the beginning of every term. She was used to being frank with her opinions. She had retired as matron of the Bristol Royal Infirmary and she was not persnickety about dealing with little boys who needed to pee and poop. Apparently she had terrified the young nurse probationers at the hospital. She was still in charge when my big sister Pat went there to qualify as a physiotherapist. Pat admired her. The war was still on and during the blackout Aunty Betty used to walk her home at night through the rougher city streets, protecting her from the young servicemen keeping themselves cheerful with too much beer.\n\nBefore we moved, we used to live next to Aunty Betty. My Uncle Dick built our houses. My father thought Aunty Betty was bossy, although he usually kept that to himself. The nice thing about her house was that it had concrete paths. These were much better for my little red pedal car than our gravel paths, so I spent a lot of time there. She lived alone upstairs and rented the ground floor to a retired farmer and his wife. When I visited her she would give me a Jacob’s Cream Cracker with butter, scraped thin because it was rationed.\n\nI especially enjoyed sitting at her front window looking out and waiting for Ernie Penna to arrive. Poor old Ernie didn’t have very good jobs because he wasn’t right in the head and couldn’t speak clearly. He was a well known local character. Every day he would walk down to the railway station to pick up the evening newspapers from Plymouth and come back up Station Road with them in a canvas bag slung over his shoulder. He also carried a long pole and lit the gas lamps along the street as he went. Ernie would call out, “Eeran Errol”. If you were in the know, you knew that was Evening Herald. Aunty Betty would give me a penny and I would run out across the street to buy her paper from Ernie.\n\nJust a month or two after the war ended the Labour Party withdrew from the coalition government. Parliament was dissolved on June 15 and there was a general election. We were all very excited. People expected Winston Churchill and the Conservatives, the Tories, to win in gratitude for his inspiring war leadership. Our family was Liberal. My father particularly admired the great Isaac Foot who had been our M.P. before the war. Mr. Foot’s father had been a humble carpenter. Isaac educated himself and became a lawyer, a solicitor, in the nearby city of Plymouth, although he lived in Cornwall. He was a student of Oliver Cromwell, a Methodist lay preacher, and an ardent teetotaler. He became lord mayor, was elected to the House of Commons and rose to being the Secretary for India in the last Liberal government.\n\nIsaac Foot had five sons and every morning at breakfast each son had to make a one minute speech. That practice stood them in good stead. They all went to Oxford and three became presidents of the Union, the debating society. Hugh went into the Colonial Service and triumphed as the last Governor of Cyprus. His brothers said that he loved dressing up in fancy uniforms. However, he settled the intractable Cypriot civil war between the Greeks and the Turks. His reward was a peerage and he retired as Lord Caradon, named after the Cornish tin mine near his father’s home.\n\nDingle Foot went into law and was elected M.P. for North Cornwall. After the death of his father, and indeed virtually the Liberal Party, Dingle joined the Labour party, became the Solicitor General and was knighted. John was the Liberal Candidate for Southeast Cornwall in the 1945 election, of which more anon, joined the family solicitor’s practice and later became Baron Foot.\n\nMichael was Isaac’s secret favorite. He was strongly anti-fascist and a rabid socialist, taking his father’s progressive politics a big step further. As a young man he was a hard-hitting and widely read London journalist. He was elected M.P. for Devonport and became an effective and passionate orator in the House of Commons. He rose to become the parliamentary leader of the Labour Party and would have become prime minister had Labour won the election. True to his principles he refused the peerage offered him upon retirement.\n\nThe youngest son, Christopher, led a private life spent with the family firm of solicitors. His reputation is that of a delightful man, an able lawyer and of the highest integrity.\n\nWhen I became president of the Oxford University Liberal Club, charged with putting together a program, I invited both Dingle and John Foot to come and speak. Both were kind enough to accept. John was even kinder and gave me a speaking tip. I had been asked to be a paper speaker at the Union and was a bit nervous about introducing the debate. John told me to soften up the critical audience with humor and gave me his father’s favorite joke. As I later stood at the dispatch box, I intoned with what I trust passed as originality, “One must not think that the Church of England is the Tory party at prayer.” Appreciative chuckles reverberated through the debating hall.\n\nOne of my proudest possessions is the cut crystal fruit bowl given me as a wedding present by Isaac Foot. These memories were in my mind when I visited Liskeard, my home town, during my book tour with my daughter Sarah in July. Then one of our daily synchronicities happened. Being from Boulder, she was tickled to see a car with Colorado license plates. That afternoon I gave a talk at the Liskeard Public Library, complete with a Cornish cream tea. The enthusiastic librarian introduced herself as Tracee Foot. She turned out to be the owner of the car.\n\n“Foot?” I asked. Her husband proved to be Jesse Foot, grandson of Michael. They met at university in Colorado and decided to settle in Cornwall after they married. We arranged to have tea the next day, a delightful opportunity to get to know them and learn of Jesse’s political ambitions. It must run in the family.\n\nWell, speaking of elections, my first campaign was supporting John Foot in 1945. He and his supporters had to move fast with the campaign lasting only three weeks. As a boy I was more enthusiastic than valuable but my biggest sister Pam was fantastic. When she was at Cambridge (which we Oxonians disparaged as a technical college in the fens!), like Michael Foot she strayed to the left of traditional Cornish liberalism. She had been impassioned by the Spanish Civil War when Cambridge undergraduates had fought against Franco’s fascists. For a while she thought that Karl Marx made a lot of sense.\n\nShe campaigned for John Foot all over the countryside, warming up the crowds in the towns and villages with eloquence, erudition, passion and humor. She was particularly effective in attacking the Tory candidate, Commander Douglas Marshall, R.N. He was a novice and not yet an imaginative speaker. His speech was a variation of three repeated themes delivered in a plummy accent that my sister parodied with barbed wit. “I believe in a strong navy, a strong army, and a strong air force. Furthermore, I am convinced of this country’s need for a strong air force, and a strong army as well as a strong navy. To which I would add . . .” And so forth.\n\nI should not be too hard on him. He did get elected. Later when he came to speak to the Conservative Club at Oxford he was kind enough to invite me to dinner. I seized the opportunity to ask him for advice. “Commander Marshall, what is the secret of success as a Member of Parliament?” Without hesitation he replied, “Constitution of an ox, Richard my boy, constitution of an ox.”\n\nOn one memorable evening during the campaign Commander Marshall gave his familiar speech from the balcony of the Conservative Club at the end of Fore Street in the center of Liskeard, just below the Guildhall with its imposing clock tower. My sister Pam was part of the crowd listening below. The crowd was not spellbound by the oratory and grew restive. Among the distinguished supporters on the balcony behind the candidate Pam spotted none less than Ernie Penna, with his bag of newspapers slung over his shoulder. She also spotted an opportunity. She started a chant, “We want Ernie, we want Ernie!” The crowd picked it up. “We want Ernie, we want Ernie, we want Ernie,” drowning the speaker who simply gave up.\n\nWhen a grinning Ernie stepped forward and spoke in his incomprehensible garble the crowd hooted and hollered. Commander Marshall never regained his composure or control of the crowd. The meeting broke up. John Foot’s supporters sensed victory.\n\nUnfortunately, however, a Liberal victory was not to be. On election day on July 5 a Labour interloper had split the vote and the Conservative won. Cornwall once again ran against the national tide. The Conservatives were defeated, Labour won in a landslide and the Liberal Party was in tatters."
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"There is no second thought about the fact that we all love the on-screen pair, “Mondler.” Together they seem to be an exemplary couple that every husband and wife would wish to be. Their relationship flourished the right way; first, they got the chance to be together as friends and know each other thoroughly, then fall in love, and finally get hitched – Ahh! Something really electrifying!!\n\nThey both have been a wonderful on-screen couple all through. From being the couple that understands each other, respects each others’ beliefs, also accepts the fact that they are two separate beings, and all this has helped them in their marriage in the show. They were so close that they could easily and openly communicate their opinions to each other. While they shared such good chemistry on-screen, does that intimidated you to find out if they had such spark in real life as well?\n\nIn 2019, a source reported the Us Weekly about Matthew and Courteney and the statements are something we always wanted to hear!\n\nAccording to the source, Matthew Perry never really gotten over Courteney Cox and had a thing for her always. If we quote the source who leaked the information to US Weekly, then he said, “Matthew’s always been in love with her, Any girl he’s tried to date looked similar to Courteney.”\n\nThe source also added that Matthew never really had a chance. First, Courteney got involved with David Arquette in 1995. Later in 1999 she got married but got divorced in 2013. And then there was her new boyfriend, Johnny McDaid. So Matthew never got a chance to try his luck.\n\nThe couple would have been great given their on-screen record. They had disagreements and disputes in the show but always they could solve it so easily! We all know, conflicts are definitely a part of a healthy marital relationship and this couple made the statement even rock proof.\n\nAnd Yes! Some special words here for Monica would be worth it. She is the one who made Chandler get the better off his anxiety and led him towards commitment. And, guess what? Now, he is committed!\n\nChandler Bing and Monica Geller became a couple in the fourth season of the TV Show. By the end of the series, they got married and adopted twins. It has been wonderful watching them grow up into adults and having their own family. In real life, Matthew Perry and Courteney Cox are still close even if they do not meet every day and that amazes the fans a lot. Courteney and Matthew, both dated their co-stars in real life but we were always interested to see the two make a match and live together happily ever after.\n\nMatthew Perry’s dating list is vast while Courteney Cox’s list is very small. She and David Arquette tied their knot in the year 1999. In 2004 they welcomed their daughter Coco into the world. But sadly, after 11 years of their marriage, the couple parted their ways in 2013. She then dated Johnny McDaid in 2013. The couple even got engaged in 2014. However, they couldn’t work things out between them and split up in 2015.\n\nAs for Matthew Perry, as said his dating list is vast but some of his well-known affairs were with Yasmine Bleeth, Lizzy Caplan, and Julia Roberts. He dated Yasmine and Julia in the 1990s. Lizzy Caplan was his most recent affair whom he dated from 2006 to 2012.\n\nLeaving aside the source from US Weekly, rumour has it that Matthew Perry has always had a crush on Courteney Cox. Yes, that’s right!\n\nBut it seems like Matthew never really got an opportunity to confess the way he felt about her. But anyways, Matthew and Courteney have stayed friends for the time.\n\nRecently, they caught up with each other for a lunch and Courteney posted a cute picture of them together on social media. Well, this is not the best part.\n\nThe best part was her caption which said, “Guess who I had lunch with today…. I KNOW!! Could I BE any happier? #realfriends.”\n\nGuess who I had lunch with today….I KNOW!! Could I BE any happier? #realfriends\n\nWe all would have really loved to see the popular on-screen couple date each other off-screen as well. It just fits, you know what I mean. But hey! If they are happy we are happy for them. Don’t forget we will still get to see them on-screen together again very soon! Stay tuned for the reunion guys!"
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"It’s no secret that the Golden Globes love to nominate the big names every year, but it also loves to award newcomers in both television and film. There were first-time winners at the 2015 Golden Globes, including Jane The Virgin's Gina Rodriguez, The Normal Heart's Matt Bomer, Eddie Redmayne The Theory of Everything, Patricia Arquette and J.K. Simmons — the latter three all ended up winning the Oscar too. Thus, when doing any list of 2016 Golden Globes nominations predictions, it's best to give due attention to those underdog actors and shows.\n\nThe awards show, which will air on Jan. 10 on NBC, is also known for shaking things up, often due to the way they break up the film categories into Drama and Comedy. Some movies that one may consider to be a drama may be competing in the comedy category, like The Martian and Jennifer Lawrence's Joy. And yes, some of these weird Golden Globes category facts will leave you scratching your head, but it does make for some interesting nominations.\n\nSo, below, I've come up with a list of safe bets and long shots that I'd like to see the Golden Globes take notice of — many for the very first time since it would be nice to see some new names and faces on the carpet. Some may seem a bit too gutsy for the awards show, bu,t as the Globes have shown, sometimes those surprise turn into sure bets on the night of the awards.\n\nStraight Outta Compton: The film ruled the box office this summer and was taken very seriously by critics, though it may seem like a long shot, it may be right up the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's alley, allowing a bit of diversity into the category.\n\nCreed: Ryan Coolidge found a new way to tell Rocky Balboa's story that has him dealing with his own mortality as he helps his one-time nemesis Apollo Creed's son find his own way. Like Straight Outta Compton, it's been a hit with filmgoers and critics alike, so it has a good chance of being on the HFPA's radar also. Besides, who doesn't love a comeback story?\n\nBeasts of No Nation: Netflix showed that they were a force to be reckoned with when it came to TV, so why wouldn't they be acknowledged for their latest foray into film? A dark and serious look a child soldiers made by that guy who directed True Detective.\n\nInside Out: I'd love to see them recognize this Pixar film for being more than an animated feature. It's a complicated, often sad story that gets at what it's like growing up, done in a way that both parents and their kids can enjoy.\n\nSpy: Should have been a shoo-in for the category, but, with so many films that many would call dramas being considered comedies at this year's awards, the race for this prize got a whole lot tougher. But there is no doubt this Melissa McCarthy film is a comedy, and should be a natural choice to make the cut.\n\nTangerine: This small indie comedy-drama, filmed on an iPhone, nonetheless, is a comedy in the style of Thelma and Louise, that looks at two trans sex-workers (both played by trans actors) who are trying to get back at the pimp who has been stealing their money. It would mark the first time a movie starring transgender actors that has been nominated in this category, and, for an award's show that praised Transparent, it doesn't seem like an out of character move.\n\nMe and Earl and the Dying Girl: Voters may have forgotten this bittersweet comedy about a high school boy who befriends a girl with leukemia, but we're hoping they don't, since director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon showed us shades of Wes Anderson with his quirky cinematography, a director the Golden Globes has taken a liking too. Awarding Anderson with this same prize last year for The Grand Budapest Hotel.\n\nBest Actress in a Drama\n\nCharliize Theron, Mad Max: Fury Road: She's the best example of a feminist action hero, who is only interested in saving the lives rather than finding a boyfriend. And does so with few words, letting her actions do all the talking.\n\nKitana \"Kiki\" Rodriguez, Tangerine: A breakout at this year's Sundance, the American transgender actress' first role showed she could handle comedy, drama and revenge and could earn her a nomination.\n\nBest Actor in a Drama\n\nMichael B. Jordan, Creed: Jordan showed he had the right stuff in this film that called for someone to not only act like a boxer, but learn how to box. The fight scenes are some of the best put to film and a lot of that has to do with Jordan's dedication. Besides, the Globes owe him for not nominating his performance in 2013's Fruitvale Station.\n\nO'Shea Jackson, Straight Out Of Compton: It's not easy to play a real person onscreen, even tougher when that person is your dad, but the son of Ice Cube perfectly portrays his dad in the N.W.A. biopic and should be acknowledged for doing so.\n\nAbraham Attah, Beasts of No Nation: Just call him the Quvenzhané Wallis of 2015, who stole our hearts in another Beasts movie, Beasts Of The Southern Wild, by making acting look easy. This was the Ghanian's first role and boy was it a doozy. But he is the heart of the movie as the young child solider who is enlisted into a war he is too young to understand.\n\nBest Actress in a Comedy or Musical\n\nBel Powley, The Diary of a Teenage Girl: The British actress should earn her first nomination for a role that had her playing a child, but acting like an adult.\n\nAmy Poehler, Inside Out: Could you imagine anyone else voicing the rambunctiously happy Joy in the Pixar film? Us either. If that doesn't earn someone a nomination, we don't know what will.\n\nBest Actor in a Comedy or Musical\n\nBill Hader, Trainwreck: He was Amy Schumer's partner in comedy in her first feature film, showing that he wasn't only funny, but could be a leading man.\n\nAdam Scott, The Overnight: This small indie film that looks at two couples spending a wild night together is funny and weird in the best way. And somehow Scott manages to play it straight the whole time.\n\nPaul Dano, Love & Mercy: To represent the musical element of this category consider Dano's portrayal of Brian Wilson in his younger years.\n\nUnREAL, Lifetime: It's not often a show on Lifetime gets critical buzz, but this satire of those dating competitions like The Bachelor and The Bachelorette was funny, dramatic and as good as any drama on TV.\n\nMr. Robot, USA: This suspenseful look at a delusional hacker's life had a shocking reveal that made it one of the best shows of the year.\n\nOutlander, Starz: This steamy fantasy series was snubbed by the Emmys, we imagine the Globes won't dare do the same.\n\nBetter Call Saul, AMC: After sleeping on Breaking Bad, the HFPA will probably want to right their wrong and nominate this on its first go.\n\nBest Actor in a Television Drama\n\nRami Malek, Mr. Robot: The most untrustworthy narrator on TV kept us questioning what is real and what is fake. But Malek's talent is never in question.\n\nSam Heughan, Outlander: That hair alone should earn him a nomination, but since this is an acting category it helps that he's also great at that too.\n\nKyle Chandler, Bloodline: Coach Taylor was never honored by the HFPA, so what better way to make it up to him than recognizing how good he is on this Netflix series.\n\nBest Actress in a Television Drama\n\nViola Davis, How To Get Away With MurderTaraji P. Henson, EmpireRobin Wright, House of CardsKeri Russell, The AmericansRuth Wilson in The Affair\n\nTatiana Maslany, Orphan Black: Let's be honest, this is Taraji's award to lose and, if she does, it will most likely be to recent Emmy winner Davis, but how can you ignore the skill of an actress who can play multiple characters who are often acting opposite each other? The truth is, you can't. She won in 2014 and we wouldn't count her out for 2016.\n\nCaitriona Balfe, Outlander: She's hard to ignore on the time-traveling series that she somehow manages to keep grounded in real life.\n\nShiri Appleby, UnReal: She's a woman who sees like she's always on the verge of a mental breakdown, but she also realizes that makes for good TV. Appleby seems to understand that too.\n\nPriyanka Chopra, Quantico: A complete newcomer, marking her American debut with this crime show that has her playing it tough and could earn her a first time win at the Globes.\n\nUnbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Netflix: The Globes have always been fans of Tina Fey and with her latest comedy for Netflix she showed females were strong as hell and just as funny.\n\nMaster Of None, Netflix: Aziz Ansari's series is one of the most talked about of the year and because this is a group of journalists voting, it's likely that will bode well for the brand new show.\n\nBroad City, Comedy Central: Snubbed by the Emmys, the Globes may choose to right that other awards show wrong. If not, we can at least expect a great tweet from one of the broads, Abbi Jacobson.\n\nBest Actor in a Television Comedy\n\nAziz Ansari, Master Of None: The Parks and Recreation actor showed he was more than a supporting player and taught everyone a little bit about diversity\n\nAnthony Anderson, black-ish: He's the answer to all those fans who miss Cliff Huxtable.\n\nRob Lowe, The Grinder: Lowe plays it silly on this new comedy that has people talking, and more importantly, watching.\n\nBest Actress in a Television Comedy\n\nContance Wu, Fresh Off the Boat: She shows that any stereotype you had about tiger moms aren't really true, while also providing us with tons of comedy.\n\nTracee Ellis-Ross, black-ish: If Anthony Anderson is the answer to Cliff Huxtable, than she is our Clair.\n\nOf course, we won't really know who will get a chance to make a first-time appearance at the Golden Globes until December 10, when the nominations are officially announced. 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Besides, we wanted people at large to appreciate the life-threatening risks these frontline warriors have taken on willingly to keep us safe in this invisible war.\n\nCB: You have brought together some fine lyrics, great composition and vocals, and, of course, not to mention some imaginative special effects. How did the three of you collaborate creatively while sitting in three different places, one of you, of course, a few continents away?\n\nSS: Initially, I thought this would never work out. I had already composed the music of this song after which I called my friend Dr. Maneesh to discuss this project. Owing to its underlying spirit, Maneesh was excited and wanted to write the lyrics. I explained to him the gist of the project and sent him my composition. Within a few days, he sent me these amazing lyrics, which perfectly complemented the mood and tune of the composition. At the same time, I was discussing the video with my UK-based brother who began working on the animations. Communication was no hurdle — for we discussed the creative and aesthetic aspects over phone and video.\n\nMANEESH AHAMED: Yes, as Siddharth was saying, I wrote the song specifically written for the album. When Siddharth first came up with the idea, I felt doubtful about writing down a situation of this kind into a song. Eventually, I was moved by the thought of doing our part — however small that may be — in this invisible war against a virus. I wanted this to come out as our way of expressing gratitude to all those frontline workers and for everyone else to realize it’s enormity.\n\nCB: Besides your creative and aesthetic response to the crisis, as a doctor how have you taken it all? Today, numbers have become meaningless, so to speak — 3.8 million affected worldwide and close to 2,70,000 deaths. How have you been processing this extraordinary crisis? And what are Maneesh’s thoughts?\n\nSS: A few years back I watched the movie, Contagion, which for me was purely fictional. I never imagined that we would have to one day face the exact same situation in the near future. In fact, even as a doctor I couldn’t digest this reality. As you said now deaths have become mere statistics. Today, I have come to terms with this reality and have also understood that this was not the time to mourn but to gear up and do what was necessary as this war is not fought with weapons but by medics.\n\nMA: What we are facing today is unprecedented. The only thing which makes sense right now is to stick to science and evidence-based medicine. This is also a moment of realization for us humans. We have travelled far — to the galaxies, conquered the Everest, created some masterpieces in art and literature… Yet today, as we speak, we are trembling before something that is insignificant to the human eyes — a virus. This is a completely new challenge.\n\nCB: Music or poetry is a great healer. Its resonances take us to a higher plane (of consciousness). Music as a mode of therapy is also well established. But this fight is so completely different. But you need more music to help people’s morale. How do you view the convergence of music and medicine?\n\nSS: The association between music and medicine has been researched for years now. Even I had thought of taking up music therapy as a specialization but it’s still in its beta phase — for it deals with psychological effects which are very difficult to assess. But it is a proven fact that in times such as these, music can be used as a tool for motivation, unity, and peace. I totally believe that music can help in connecting people and help them cope with boredom, loneliness, and anxiety that is naturally prevalent in this situation.\n\nCB: Tell us about your experiences at the frontlines of the crisis — have you been involved with the team at your hospital?\n\nSS: As I am an ENT Surgeon, I am a part of the Covid Committee in our hospital. 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"Minister of Environment and Climate Change Jonathan Wilkinson speaks via video link during a press conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on May 14, 2020. File photo by The Canadian Press/Sean Kilpatrick\nPrevious story\nNext story\n\nThe federal government will join an environmental assessment of a major expansion to a proposed southern British Columbia coal mine.\n\n\"The potential for adverse effects ... may not be mitigated through project design, the application of standard mitigation measures, or through existing legislative mechanisms,\" says an analysis from the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada.\n\nHe had already reversed an earlier ruling and announced that Ottawa would take part in a review of the proposed Vista coal project in Alberta. Several other companies have made known their plans to mine coal in that province.\n\nTeck is planning an expansion to its network of coal mines in the Elk Valley area of southeastern B.C. The Castle project would increase the area being mined by about one-third and allow the company to maintain production of steel-making coal at 27,400 tonnes a day.\n\nThe review involves fisheries, First Nations and international relations — all areas of federal jurisdiction. The mine expansion would also produce significantly more coal than the threshold required for a federal review.\n\n\"The Castle project has already been proceeding through a rigorous provincial environmental review process,\" he said in a statement.\n\n\"We will work with the B.C. Environmental Assessment Office and the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada to ensure a co-ordinated review and seek to avoid duplication.\"\n\nWilkinson was not available for an interview.\n\nThe federal government will join an environmental assessment of a major expansion to a proposed southern British Columbia coal mine.\n\n\"I appreciate that they understand and have committed to working within provincial timelines while they review matters of federal jurisdiction, such as trans-border issues,\" he said in an email.\n\nLars Sander-Green of Wildsight, one of the groups that asked for a federal assessment, thanked Wilkinson for the decision.\n\n\"If Teck can’t show how they can reduce selenium pollution downstream of their mines in the long term ... then no reasonable environmental assessment should approve this mine,” he wrote.\n\nThe decision also has implications for Alberta, where the government has said it hopes to increase the province's production of steel-making coal.\n\n\"The federal process is a more open, accessible process\" — especially compared with Alberta's, he said.\n\nUrquhart said Ottawa had little choice but to step in.\n\nTeck's Pederson said the Castle project is \"part of the existing Fording River operations and is necessary to maintain the associated jobs and economic activity.\"\n\nThe company's existing mines in the area are responsible for significant problems with selenium, an element toxic in large amounts. Reports on concentrations in area waterways show levels up to four times B.C.'s maximum for drinking water. Monitoring stations near the mines have reported levels 50 times what's recommended for aquatic health.\n\nTeck's own research has reported the near-disappearance of rare cutthroat trout from a 60-kilometre stretch of the Fording River downstream from the company's four mines.\n\nThat water flows into the cross-border Koocanusa Reservoir. The reservoir drains into the Kootenai River, which flows about 200 kilometres across Montana and Idaho.\n\nThat contamination was a main concern of eight interveners who asked Ottawa to assist British Columbia in reviewing the expansion.\n\nThose interveners included five First Nations on both sides of the border, 34 environmental organizations and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.\n\n\"Direct and cumulative impacts from coal mining in the Elk Valley have resulted documented impacts to Lake Koocanusa and the Kootenai River water quality, fish and fish habitat in the U.S,\" says the protection agency's submission.\n\nUrquhart suggests Wilkinson's Teck and Vista decisions are a warning to the Alberta government, which recently revoked a decades-old policy restricting coal development in the province's foothills and mountains.\n\n\"The issue this creates for Alberta is just how difficult it is, even with changes to the coal policy, to have as much control over coal development as (cabinet ministers) would like the province to have.\"\n\nThis report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug. 19, 2020\n\nOn a climate scale of 10, thermal coal is right at the top with metallurgical coal only slightly less egregious at ~7.5. There is no longer any justification for burning thermal coal to generate electricity anywhere on the planet given the cost effective, clean renewable alternatives. To continue to do so is merely a bottom line, ideological decision.\n\nHowever, steel is a vital material. Having acknowledged the great utility of steel, anthracite should now be classified as nothing less than a temporary transition fuel and source of carbon for steel making until emerging low emission metallurgical technologies are developed to maturity, hopefully catalyzed as a climate change mitigation priority.\n\nOne such process uses electrolysis with zero emission electricity in place of combustion in a furnace. MIT, under the direction of Canadian scientist Dr. Donald Sadoway, has developed this technology in a high-temperature furnace located in their lab. They went on to form a company named Boston Steel to market this tech. The team also developed a high-capacity, scalable and long-lasting liquid metal battery using common, cheap materials, a marriage made in heaven for intermittent wind, solar and tidal power. This group is clearly on the leading edge and should be given priority funding and field test opportunities by governments and the private sector.\n\nSo, how about it Mr. Wilkinson? Will the federal government not only give the coal expansion projects a serious environmental review that places climate change at the top of the list, but also use the rumoured upcoming green pandemic recovery response to put very promising technological projects and job creation strategies like these near the front of the line, right after transit, conservation and renewable energy?"
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"There’s this “parking lot” (basically a pull out by one of the hairpin turns heading up the hill to our house), that has turned into a parking lot for people who can’t get their cars up the hill. R had to park there once and walk home. The other day, on my way down, there was a car, a truck, and a jeep there. We’re not the only ones!",
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"It’s a-snowing in SW Colorado! A lot! So much so that both R and I have managed to get our cars stuck in it. We got his out, but mine needs to be shoveled out… Total accumulation this storm so far has been about 8″, and another 3-5″ is expected today. Up where we are, which is several hundred feet higher than town, we have a bit more.",
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"Amelia in the corner, concerned about her buried flamingo friends.\n\nI don’t mind the snow, in fact I quite enjoy it. As does the dog. But, as I mentioned in a previous post, I’m limping around quite a lot and can’t really enjoy playing in it as much as I’d like. So indoors is where it’s at for us at the moment. Which is ok because in addition to lots of snow, it is also very cold outside. Lows near zero. We are full of gratitude for our woodstove (Roarin’ Johnny!) for being the only reason we can survive the winter where we are. So while it’s frigid and blowing snow outside, it’s warm and cozy inside the cabin!\n\nWe’re able to keep ourselves mostly entertained inside. We got R’s inversion table out of storage, which surprisingly doesn’t take up *that* much room (considering…), and I even have room to lay out the ol’ yoga mat. We started working on the railing for the storage loft, and it’s about a third completed I’d say. We cook a lot (over the woodstove, which is the best).We spend a lot of time reading and organizing. We put up some more shelving to save space and things actually don’t feel so cluttered. During one of my expeditions to “organize” the storage loft, I found a set of Buddhist prayer flags that our friend gave us when we left Utah. Now those are up and sending out good vibes.",
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We don’t even know if it’ll be called the Surface Pro X 2; it’s simply a guess. Microsoft switched to numerical names with the Surface Pro 6 when it unveiled the fifth-generation Surface Pro, claiming it was easier for customers. Surface Pro X 2 is the most likely option until Microsoft completely alters the branding on the Surface Pro X.\n\nThe bespoke Microsoft SQ1 and SQ2 processors are customized versions of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8cx, which hasn’t been updated significantly in quite some time. Given how closely Microsoft and Qualcomm collaborate on this, an SQ3 based on the Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 is a distinct possibility.\n\nGiven this, the Surface Pro X 2 could be released in the fall of 2022, which coincides with Microsoft’s significant hardware launches, notably in October. Since the Intel-powered Surface Pro 8 was only built to appear like it, it’s unlikely to get a substantial redesign. In any case, Microsoft tends to keep with these designs for a long time.\n\nHowever, I anticipate price reductions. When released initially, the Surface Pro X started at $999.99, but it is now available for $150 less. You received an SQ1 processor, 8GB RAM, and a 128GB SSD. You may upgrade to the same configuration with 256GB of storage for an incredible $300 extra. Microsoft has now revealed a Wi-Fi-only model, reducing the price to $899.99. While slightly more expensive than an entry-level Surface Pro 7, it is significantly cheaper than the $1,099.99 Surface Pro 8.\n\nPrices for certain items seem to decrease with time. Because the Surface Pro X was a first-generation product, it was pricey. The Surface Pro X 2 should be less expensive, but how much less is unknown.\n\nSurface Pro X 2: What to Expect\n\nFor starters, historically, second-generation Surface products have been spec bumps. The Surface Pro X 2 should appear identical to the Surface Pro X, with a faster processor. The Surface Pro 2, Surface Book 2, and Surface Laptop 2 were all like this. The Surface Go 2 — which featured a larger screen — and even the Surface 2, which had a superior screen than the infamous Surface RT — were exceptions.\n\nAs you may recall, the Surface Pro X was updated in 2020 with the Microsoft SQ2 processor. Even though it came in a new Platinum color, it wasn’t renamed the Surface Pro X 2. Even the upgrade from the SQ1 to the SQ2 was minor. Geekbench single-core scores increased from 766 to 794 in my tests, while multi-core scores increased from 2,946 to 3,036.\n\nThe Microsoft SQ3 will be a significant upgrade. The Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 will power the Microsoft SQ3, providing a 60 percent jump in CPU speed, an 85 percent boost in graphics performance, and a treble in the AI performance.\n\nThere was only a 150MHz clock speed difference between the Snapdragon 8cx Gen 2 and the original. Qualcomm stated that the minor update was to reduce the time between when a chipset is announced and available for purchase. The Snapdragon 8cx was officially announced in December 2018. However, the Samsung Galaxy Book S’s first laptop to use it didn’t ship until the beginning of 2020. In November 2019, the Surface Pro X, which uses a modified 8cx called the SQ1, was released.\n\nBecause of this shift in strategy, we won’t have to wait as long for the Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 to ship, and Qualcomm has stated that devices based on the SoC will be available in the first half of 2022. That means there will be less time when it is introduced and changed into the Microsoft SQ3.\n\nQualcomm’s roadmap is quite exciting. In late 2022, it should begin evaluating wholly bespoke processors leveraging technologies from its Nuvia acquisition after the Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3. Following that, it will attempt to compete with Apple Silicon, which is now having difficulty doing so.\n\nEven if many companies elect to construct Wi-Fi-only devices instead, integrated cellular connectivity is expected to be one of the value indications with Windows on ARM. Given Microsoft’s aversion to current technology, I’m almost hesitant to say this, but we should expect 5G in the Surface Pro X 2. However, regardless of which model you choose, the Surface Pro X comes with 4G LTE, which is beautiful. Read also; The best deals you can get on the Surface Pro 8\n\nUnlike the Snapdragon 7c+ Gen 3, the Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 lacks an integrated 5G modem, yet it is still called a 5G chipset. That should bring the Microsoft SQ3 up to 5G. It’s unclear whether it will support mmWave or merely sub-6GHz bands.\n\nWe all know that Microsoft is the only PC manufacturer that sells high-end PCs with Intel processors but no Thunderbolt. Yes, the time has come. That should have happened years ago. But right now, we’re talking about an ARM PC. There has never been a PC with Thunderbolt made by Qualcomm, and if AMD makes one, I haven’t seen it. Thunderbolt is only on one company’s products that Intel doesn’t make: Apple.\n\nI know that the Surface Pro X from this year still won’t be able to compete with Apple’s fully custom silicon. It’s fine. Still, let’s see Thunderbolt. With USB 4.0, you can transfer data to up to 40Gbps. Depending on what the chipset can handle, you can use it to connect either two 4K monitors or one 8K monitors (Apple supports one external monitor, up to 6K). Without native drivers, it’s unlikely that you’ll be able to use an external GPU, but you’d have access to all the Thunderbolt peripherals on the market.\n\nI’ve been watching for years as Macs have been better than Surface on USB Type-C, Thunderbolt, etc. But even if Thunderbolt weren’t good, Apple would still do it. Let’s stop sitting on the sidelines and letting Apple do all the work.\n\nThe 120Hz screen on Microsoft’s Surface Pro 8 is pretty great. Let’s put the Surface Pro X 2 with something similar. To go into that more, I’d like the Windows ecosystem to eliminate some of the significant differences between PC and mobile. One prominent example is that every high-end smartphone has a screen with a high refresh rate, but on PCs, that’s seen as a gaming feature, and PCs with high refresh rates will have to give up some things to get better gaming performance.\n\nWhen Microsoft first announced the Surface Pro X, it came in Black instead of the more common Surface color, Platinum. The Platinum model came out later. The Surface Pro X is made of aluminum, while the Intel-powered model is made of magnesium. Because aluminum is a heavier material, the Pro X is thinner but still has the same weight.\n\nAluminum is also easier to anodize, making it in a broader range of colors. The Surface Laptop is, of course, the best example. Today’s Surface Laptop 4 comes in more muted colors, but when it first came out, it came in bright, beautiful colors like Cobalt Blue and Burgundy (we can ignore Graphite Gold). We got Black, Sandstone, and Ice Blue with the newer ones.\n\nSome of these colors would look great on the Surface Pro X 2. I’m not a designer, so I don’t know if the brighter colors that looked so good on the Surface Laptop or, the softer colors that might look better on a Windows tablet are the right choice. I also don’t want to use “Apple is doing it” as an excuse again, but Apple is doing it. Read also; HP Spectre X360 13t – Full Review and Benchmarks\n\nSo far, this is everything we know about the Surface Pro X 2. As the launch date gets closer, there should be more and more leaks and rumors. This page will be changed as we find out more.\n\nIs there a new Surface Pro X coming out?\n\nOverall, it’s a fantastic device. 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The game is played by pressing the corresponding letter keys on the keyboard to move the character’s arms and legs to grab onto and climb up the platforms.\n\nThe game’s objective is to reach the top of the cliff as quickly as possible without falling. To play GIRP, you will need to use the following keys:\n\nAs you progress through the game, the platforms will become increasingly difficult to navigate, requiring precise timing and coordination to climb successfully. If you fall off the platforms, you will need to start that level again.\n\nShort Life is a physics-based puzzle platformer game in which you play as a stick figure character who must navigate a series of increasingly difficult levels. The game’s objective is to reach the end of each level without dying, which can be achieved by carefully navigating through a series of obstacles and hazards.\n\nIn Short Life, you have a limited number of lives, and each time you die, you will need to start the level over again. The game features a variety of hazards, such as spikes, saw blades, and falling objects, that you must avoid in order to survive.\n\nShort Life is known for its challenging and often humorous gameplay, as well as its unique art style. The game is available on some websites and can be played on a computer or other device with a web browser. If you’re a fan of puzzle platformer games and enjoy a good challenge, Short Life is definitely worth checking out.\n\nLucky Life is a physics-based puzzle platformer game that challenges players to navigate a series of increasingly difficult levels. In the game, you play as a stick figure character who must avoid a variety of hazards and obstacles in order to reach the end of each level.\n\nOne of the key features of Lucky Life is its challenging gameplay. With a limited number of lives, each level requires careful planning and precise movement. The game features a variety of hazards, such as spikes, saw blades, and falling objects, that can kill your character if you’re not careful.\n\nDespite its challenging nature, Lucky Life is a highly enjoyable game that is sure to keep you coming back for more. Its humorous elements and unique art style add to its overall appeal, and the varied levels ensure that the gameplay remains fresh and interesting.\n\nIn addition to its single-player mode, Lucky Life also includes online leaderboards that allow you to compare your scores with other players around the world. This adds a competitive element to the game and provides an extra incentive to keep playing and improving your skills.\n\nFlip Runner is a physics-based platformer game in which you play as a character who must navigate a series of increasingly difficult levels. 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Developed by JollySoftware, it combines the classic, pixelated style of the 1980s with modern graphics, creating a unique and immersive gaming experience.\n\nIn JollyWorld Game, players take on the role of a brave explorer, navigating through a world full of puzzles and monsters. As they progress, collect power-ups, upgrade their gear, and fight increasingly powerful enemies. Players will also discover hidden secrets and locations, giving them the incentive to explore every corner of the game.\n\nThe game features a variety of vibrant, detailed environments, providing players with a vast world to explore. The puzzles are challenging but not overly difficult, giving players a sense of accomplishment when they overcome them. The combat system is easy to learn and provides plenty of opportunities for creative strategies.\n\nJollyWorld Game is available on both iOS and Android devices, making it accessible to a wide range of players. Its engaging gameplay, charming visuals, and immersive atmosphere make it a great choice for anyone looking for a quality mobile game.\n\n“Getting Over It ” is a puzzle-platformer video game developed and published by Bennett Foddy. The game was released in 2017 for Microsoft Windows, macOS, and iOS.\n\nIn the game, the player controls a man named Diogenes, who is seated in a cauldron and must use a sledgehammer to navigate a series of increasingly difficult landscapes. The game is known for its high level of difficulty and its use of a voiceover by the developer, Bennett Foddy, who provides commentary and encouragement to the player as they progress through the game.\n\nGetting Over It has received positive reviews from critics and has been described as a challenging and frustrating but ultimately rewarding experience.\n\nPlay Getting Over It\n\nIf you enjoyed the challenging and frustrating gameplay of QWOP, there are plenty of other similar games out there that you should try. Some of the most challenging games like QWOP. Each of these games offers its unique challenges and obstacles that will test your skills and patience. Whether a seasoned gamer or a newcomer to the world of frustratingly difficult games, these six games will provide you with hours of entertainment and frustration.\n\nHow do I play QWOP?\n\nTo play QWOP, you use the Q, W, O, and P keys on your keyboard to control the movement of the character legs.\n\nWhat is the goal of QWOP?\n\nThe goal of QWOP is to try to run the 100m dash as quickly as possible without falling.\n\nCan I play QWOP with a controller?\n\nQWOP was designed to be played with a keyboard, and it may not be compatible with a controller. 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"During the opening of the event, on February 06, 2016 at Venice Art House Gallery, many visitors attended the show, with a rich presence of artists involved, live performances and videos’ premiers.\n\nThe event is a unique exhibition path hosted in Venice in two different venues: Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi and VENICE ART HOUSE Gallery, from February 04 to March 06, 2016, that is a mix between contemporary art show and art residency. LIQUID ROOMS – THE LABYRINTH is the first one and consists in the collective show, hosted from February 04 to March 06, 2016 in the common area of VENICE ART HOUSE Gallery. LIQUID ROOMS – THE LABYRINTH is part of “Behind the Mask“, official event of Venice Carnival 2016 (February 04-21, 2016).",
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"LIQUID ROOMS – THE LABYRINTH is an invitation for artists to explore their intimate self and to analyze the relationship between man and space (private and/or public). The exhibition has a dual-layered format which expresses the urban nature of the city of Venice (with all its labyrinthine streets) and the inner labyrinths of our identities. Opening the doors of their rooms to visitors and crossing the exhibition path through the different venues, artists and audience will disclose and explore the intimate part of their art and beings.",
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"Venice Art House gallery is an art gallery located in Venice (Cannaregio 1863C), with a dimension of 250 sqm and two water entrances. Starting from the opening of the space, It’s LIQUID Group, under the direction of Luca Curci, in collaboration with the director of the gallery, Andrea Chinellato, has organized several exhibitions monthly.",
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